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Sue Murray
November 26, 2008
Great Aunt Fran had a wonderfully strong sense of fun and family - I will remember her strength, her convictions - and some great birthdays I celebrated with her, my Mom and Dad, where we shared great food, but even better conversation.
Paul Murray
November 26, 2008
My aunt Fran was one of the most wonderful and beautiful people that I have ever known. On the day that her husband, my uncle Lawrence, returned home following his long trek across Europe during World War ll, I watched her fly down a flight of stairs into his arms. And together, they raised a wonderful and beautiful family.
Capt. Paul Murray U.S Navy (ret)
Marion Ercolini
November 26, 2008
Larry, I am sorry for your loss of your mother. No matter how old or how long they are sick, losing your mother is still a tremendous loss. My mother died at the age of 96 and I can thank God for having her for so long.
I think of you and Jan a lot and hope you are well.
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